THIS IS NOT NECESSARY
The following gives more information on the current problems south of the Santa Fe River. The War for Clean Water! The Lake Okeechobee Discharges Negative effects have introduced themselves in many forms over the past […]
GOV. SCOTT APPLAUDS RESPONSE TO ALGAL BLOOM
Photo by John Moran Thanks to renowned nature photographer and writer John Moran, who has furnished the following press release from Florida’s governor and also for his comments on the release, and his photograph. Coinciding […]
APRIL IS SPRINGS PROTECTION AWARENESS MONTH
OSFR is pleased to post the news that the St Johns River Water Management District, headed by Dr. Ann Shortelle, has joined Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection in proclaiming April […]
FERC CONTINUES TO SQUASH CITIZENS
Today, March 26, 2016, the Orlando Sentinal has an article by Paul Brinkmann about FERC filing lawsuits to grab land from citizens. Sabal Pipeline project files 160 eminent domain lawsuits The Sabal Trail natural-gas transmission […]
Mark Your Calendar for SOLAR on August Ballot
Last week Florida’s state legislature voted to place the Solar Tax Abatement Bill on the August primary ballot! This initiative would remove a barrier to solar by exempting the panels and other solar equipment from the […]
Citrus Co. BOCC Receives $20,000 From Sabal Trail
Thanks to Debra Johnson for the following news. Is Sabal Trail expecting a disaster? Debra added the following comment: This has happened here and almost everywhere: the one time paltry $$ Sabal Trail Bribes with […]
Fluid Induced Earthquakes: Insights from Hydrogeology and Poro-mechanics
Fluid Induced Earthquakes: Insights from Hydrogeology and Poro-mechanics By Dr. Shemin Ge, Professor of hydrogeology at the Dept. of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado-Boulder, gave a guest lecture today, March 24, 2016, at the University […]
More on Josh Fox, “Gasland,” and “How to Let Go of the World…”
Following is an article which mentions Josh Fox’s new documentary, co-sponsored in Jacksonville by OSFR. Interestingly, it describes a 4.24 million dollar settlement that Cabot Oil and Gas must pay for contaminating citizens’ well water […]
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